Hotels & Tourism
Hong Kong tourism struggles with shorter stays, lower spending
Hong Kong tourism struggles with shorter stays, lower spending
Visitor spending drops 19% in 2024.
Gov’t approves $51m funding for six conservation projects
Currently, 56 projects involving a subsidy of over $325m have been approved.
The Park Lane Hong Kong debuts in Autograph Collection
Its merger with the world’s biggest hotel operator has led to greater guest traffic.
Kai Tak Sports Park taps DHL Express as official partner
DHL will support KTSP in welcoming international entertainment events.
Kai Tak Sports Park opens as Hong Kong’s largest sports hub
It features a 50,000-seat main stadium, a 10,000-seat indoor arena, and a 5,000-seat Youth Sports Ground.
Hong Kong’s visitor arrivals jump 31% in 2024
The majority or 34 million people arrived from Mainland China, whilst 10.5 million came from other regions.
Shenzhen tourists spur Hong Kong retail demand
A more lenient entry policy is benefiting tourism-related sectors.
Kai Tak Sports Park needs strong event pitch to attract visitors
Hong Kong’s biggest stadium may need to host 150 events of different sizes yearly to be commercially viable.
Golden Week brings 1.4 million tourists to Hong Kong
Of these, 1.2 million are Mainland visitors.
How will the new Kai Tak Sports Park boost HK tourism and business?
The 28-hectare venue offers opportunities for tourism, business growth, and global recognition.
HK visitor arrivals up to 44.5 million in 2024
This reflects a 31% year-on-year increase.
Hong Kong retail sales decline by 7% YoY in 10M 2024
However, mainland visitors were key drivers of retail sales, accounting for 12% in 2023-6M24.
Heritage tourism and remote work attract global travelers to Hong Kong
A global survey shows 52% are willing to relocate internationally for work.
New kiosks streamline HKID, passport applications
The kiosks are located at the Immigration Headquarters in Tseung Kwan O.
Hong Kong, China told to ban ‘zero-dollar’ tours
Retailers should improve customer service and create unique experiences to stay in the game.
HK to host over 90 mega events in H1 2025
Around 840,000 tourists are expected to attend next year.
Read Here
Advertise
Sign Up
Commentary
Wellness craze: Emerging growth for commercial space